Hi!
If anybody knows how to output formatted HTML code in command line
[especially table(columns) structure] with help of PHP (or other way),
please help me.
With best regards, Orin
Orin wrote:
> Hi!
> If anybody knows how to output formatted HTML code in command line
> [especially table(columns) structure] with help of PHP (or other way),
> please help me.
>
> With best regards, Orin
>
echo "
| Row 1, Column 1 |
"Jerry Stuckle"
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> Orin wrote:
>> Hi!
>> If anybody knows how to output formatted HTML code in command line
>> [especially table(columns) structure] with help of PHP (or other way),
>> please help me.
>>
>> With best regards, Orin
>>
>
>
> echo "
\n";Row 1, Column 1
> ?>
Is THAT what he was asking? His "command line" statement confused me as to
what he wanted. I do a similar thing to what you suggested, but use a
single quote because I often add properties that need the double like:
stuff1
color="#FFFFFF">stuff2
--
Shelly
I found a good website about PHP's Command Line Interface here:
http://www.php-cli.com/
That's not the way... I'll try to explain what i exactly want:
I need to make a table and columns in console with specific data.
For example, like in MySql.
if i execute 'C:\>php cmd.php' i will see:
'
| stuff1 |
On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:04:06 +0200, Orin
>
> That's not the way... I'll try to explain what i exactly want:
>
> I need to make a table and columns in console with specific data.
> For example, like in MySql.
>
> if i execute 'C:\>php cmd.php' i will see:
> '
', stuff1
>
> but i need a table.
An HTML table doesn't exist in a commandline context (just like you can'=
t =
use HTML form elements).
You can mimique a table with sprintf() though, just make sure you pad =
everything with the appropriate amount of spaces.
-- =
Rik Wasmus
Rik Wasmus wrote:
> On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:04:06 +0200, Orin
>
>>
>> That's not the way... I'll try to explain what i exactly want:
>>
>> I need to make a table and columns in console with specific data.
>> For example, like in MySql.
>>
>> if i execute 'C:\>php cmd.php' i will see:
>> '
', stuff1
>>
>> but i need a table.
Ectually, that IS a table. In html.
>
> An HTML table doesn't exist in a commandline context (just like you
> can't use HTML form elements).
> You can mimique a table with sprintf() though, just make sure you pad
> everything with the appropriate amount of spaces.
Yes, that or simply safe the output to a file and open that file in a
browser.
sprintf() is more fun. ;-)
Regards,
Erwin Moller